Face Detection and MATLAB Implementation
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In modern information society, the accuracy, security, and practicality of identity authentication have become increasingly demanding. Traditional identification methods can no longer meet these requirements, which has drawn extensive attention from international academic and industrial communities. To address this challenge, the rich physiological and behavioral characteristics of humans have been proposed as a reliable solution. Biometric recognition technology identifies individuals based on physiological features (such as fingerprints, facial images, iris patterns) and behavioral characteristics (such as handwriting, voice, gait). In recent years, with continuous developments in pattern recognition, image processing, and information sensing technologies, biometric recognition shows broader application prospects.
Notably, other biometric methods like fingerprint, voice, and iris recognition require active cooperation from subjects to achieve identification purposes, while face recognition overcomes this limitation and has become a major focus of research investment. This trend is particularly evident because face recognition can automatically capture facial images through cameras, making it a more convenient identification method. In MATLAB implementations, this typically involves using computer vision toolbox functions like vision.CascadeObjectDetector for real-time face detection.
In practical applications, analyzing captured images requires feature extraction. Common methods involve image preprocessing, which addresses the problem of feature parameter extraction. Through these feature parameters, computers can more easily perform image analysis to achieve biometric recognition. Therefore, feature extraction represents a crucial component in biometric technology and a key factor in technological advancement. Typical MATLAB approaches include using algorithms like Local Binary Patterns (LBP) or Histogram of Oriented Gradients (HOG) combined with machine learning classifiers for robust facial feature detection.
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